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6: Three examples - Heriot’s Hospital, Corsham Free School and Sir John Moore’s School - to show can be learned from buildings about education, patronage and life in 17th-century Britain.
14 (presented by Anne Laurence): Summarises the course.
The layout and style of domestic buildings are evidence of the changing patterns of security and prosperity in different countries and regions. This programme examines how ancient houses in Northunberland...
An introduction to the development of house types and construction materials over the last thousand years. Begins with the crude earth and timber structures of the early Middle Ages and traces the...
Examines the history of the Villa La Roche in Paris and explores the motives of Le Corbusier in developing the site for the Swiss Banker and art collector, Roal La Roche. Sets out to explain why and how the...
Shows how local councils have applied legislation involving listed buildings, helping to preserve and maintain much of our cultural and architectural heritage. Examples show how Chichester, Leeds, Birmingham...
Looks behind the scenes at the National Gallery, London, to show how physics helps the art world in attributing, interpreting and preserving works of art. Famous paintings by masters such as Rembrandt come...
Designed to elucidate the technical aspects of the construction of the underground tunnel connecting England and France, this video features footage of drilling rigs and tunnel boring machines; explains...
The Schröderhaus in Utrecht is a much analysed and celebrated example of modern architecture, constructed in an age passionate about technical innovation and the artistic movements of constructivism,...
Architect Edward Cullinan talks to architectural student Victoria Perry. Using slides and an overhead projector, he describes how western architecture has developed through the ages - from the Greeks to the...
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